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CDMRI'13

MICCAI 2013 Workshop on
Computational Diffusion MRI

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Welcome and introduction

8:45-9:00


Challenge

White matter model challenge

9:00-10:00

9:00-9:07:  Benoit Scherrer, Harvard University, USA
9:07-9:14:  Xinghua Zhu, University of Hong Kong & University of Utah
9:14-9:21:  Mohammad Alipoor, Chalmers University, Sweden
9:21-9:28:  Lin Mu, Zhejiang University, China
9:28-9:35:  Torben Schneider, UCL, UK
9:35-9:42:  Uran Ferizi, UCL, UK
9:42-10:00:  Results & discussion

Coffee Break and Posters

10:00-10:30



Keynote Lecture I

Denis Le Bihan, NeuroSpin, France

10:30-11:30

Diffusion MRI: What can we retrieve from the signal?



Keynote Lecture II

Susumu Mori, Johns Hopkins University, USA

11:30-12:30

Multi-atlas multi-contrast brain parcellation based on diffusion tensor imaging and application to individualized anatomical phenotype analysis


Lunch and Posters

12:30-13:30


Oral Session I:

High angular methods

13:30-14:15

1.1

Non-Negative Spherical Deconvolution (NNSD) for Fiber Orientation Distribution Function Estimation

Jian Cheng et al
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
1.2

Diffusion Propagator Estimation Using Radial Basis Functions

Yogesh Rathi et al
Harvard Medical School, United States


Oral Session II:

Group studies & statistical analysis

14:15-15:00

2.1

Statistical Analysis of White Matter Integrity for the Clinical Study of Specifc Language Impairment in Children

Emmanuel Vallée et al
Inria, INSERM, France
2.2

Estimating Uncertainty in White Matter Tractography Using Wild Non-Local Bootstrap

Pew-Thian Yap et al
University of North Carolina, USA

Coffee Break and Posters

15:00-15:30


Oral Session III:

Tractography and connectivity

15:30-17:00

3.1

Fiberfox: An extensible system for generating realistic white matter software phantoms

Peter Neher et al
German Cancer Research Center, Germany
3.2

Uncertainty in Tractography via Tract Confidence Regions

Colin Brown et al
Simon Fraser University, Canada
3.3

A Novel Riemannian Metric for Geodesic Tractography in DTI

Andrea Fuster et al
Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
3.4

Groupwise Deformable Registration of Fiber Track Sets using Track Orientation Distributions

Daan Christiaens et al
KU Leuven, Belgium

Closing Remarks

17:00-17:15


Posters

1

Choosing a Tractography Algorithm: On the Effects of Measurement Noise

Andre Reichenbach et al
University of Leipzig, Germany
2

Comparing Simultaneous Multi-slice Diffusion Acquisitions

Yogesh Rathi et al
Harvard Medical School, United States
3

The Diffusion Dictionary in the Human Brain is Short: Rotation Invariant Learning of Basis Functions

Marco Reisert et al
University Medical Center Freiburg, Germany
4

Effect of Data Acquisition and Analysis Method on Fiber Orientation Estimation in Diffusion MRI

Bryce Wilkins et al
University of Southern California, USA
5

Groupwise registration for correcting subject motion and eddy current distortions in diffusion MRI using a PCA based dissimilarity metric

Wyke Huizinga et al
Erasmus MC, Netherlands
6

Fiber Based Comparison of Whole Brain Tractographies with Application to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis

Gali Zimmerman-Moreno et al
Tel Aviv University, Israel
7

A Framework for ODF Inference by using Fiber Tract Adaptive MPG Selection

Hidekata Hontani et al
Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan
8

A quantitative evaluation of errors induced by reduced field-of-view in diffusion tensor imaging

Jan Hering et al
German Cancer Research Center, Germany
9

Model-based super-resolution of diffusion MRI

Alexandra Tobisch et al
University College London, UK